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Leaders from the G20 group of nations agreed on Sunday to boost flagging global growth, tackle climate change and crack down on tax avoidance but ties between the West and Russia plummeted to a new low over the crisis in Ukraine.

Australia's prime minister vowed that world leaders would deliver on an initiative to add $2 trillion to global GDP, promising freer trade and more investment in infrastructure as heads of the 20 largest economies began cementing plans to dr

Russian President Vladimir Putin plans to leave the G20 summit early, a member of his delegation said, after Western leaders blasted Moscow on Saturday for the crisis in Ukraine and threatened more sanctions.
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US President Barack Obama said on Saturday that Russia's aggression against Ukraine was 'appalling' and a threat to the world, while European nations threatened further sanctions against Moscow if it did not end the flow of weapons a

Leaders at the G20 Summit are seeking to lay the foundations for a new global energy trade regime to help ensure open markets and prevent oil and gas supplies being used as tools of foreign policy, the Australian newspaper reported on Saturday.

The Group of 20 leading nations say they are tantalisingly close to adding an extra $2 trillion to the global economy and creating millions of new jobs, but Europe's extended stagnation remains a major stumbling block.
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Finance chiefs from G20 nations held talks yesterday (September 20), confident they can 'change the destiny of the global economy' despite rising world political tensions and mounting fears of financial instability.
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As the Group of 20 leading economies meet to change no less than the "destiny" of the global economy, members remain divided on how to get there with Germany pushing back at US calls for more government stimulus.
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Saudi Arabia achieved the highest percentage of growth in output during the last decade among the G20 members with 373 per cent increase in output of Web of Science Papers.
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